Pipe Lining Services in Columbus, Ohio

In general, most trenchless pipe lining projects in Ohio will range between $80 and $250 per foot of pipe to be repaired. The total project cost including all labor, materials, permits, and restoration usually costs between $4,000 and $20,000. Small scale repairs such as a short, leaking drain section tend toward the lower end of the spectrum, and these are the types of repairs we most commonly see. Major failures, such as a main that has deteriorated to the degree that the street connection requires repair, will fall at the top of the range. Most household trenchless pipe lining projects cost less than $10,000.

While any sewer repair is a costly proposition, DrainMaster’s trenchless pipe lining is an effective way to fully restore sewer service at a more affordable rate. The total project cost for pipe lining — including all labor, materials, any needed demolition, and restoration of property features — is only 40% to 50% of the amount needed for a traditional dig-and-replace repair. In addition, pipe lining takes less time and causes much less disruption to your daily activities. It offers many benefits that make it the best solution in many sewer repair projects.

• No Tree Removal Costs – In traditional sewer repairs, mature trees that have grown above aging sewer lines often obstruct the area that will need to be excavated. In addition, the tree roots grow around and into the repair area, further blocking access. Usually, these trees must be cut down and the stumps removed in order to open up space to expose the pipe, which not only drives up the cost of the project but also delays completion. Tree removal service usually costs anywhere from $150 for a smaller tree to $800 for majestic oaks and maples. Plus, once the project is finished, you’ll need to invest in new seedlings and wait years for them to reach maturity. Trenchless pipe lining doesn’t require tree removal, so you can keep your trees and save the money.
• Reduces Landscape Repair Expenses – Another way DrainMaster’s trenchless pipe lining reduces the cost of sewer repairs is the dramatic reduction in landscaping restorations needed. Nearly all of the pipe lining process is completed underground, requiring only one or two very small access holes to allow insertion of the repair materials and tools. There is little to no damage to planted beds, groundcover, grassy areas, or shrubs. Hardscaping features such as retaining walls and decorative patios are also protected. We can preserve the beauty of your home or business even in the midst of a major sewer repair and save you hundreds of dollars in the process.
• Avoids Damage to Paved Areas – The greatest savings that trenchless pipe lining provides for most of our customers is the elimination of damage to paved areas, such as driveways, parking lots, and sidewalks. Destruction of large areas of concrete and asphalt to expose the pipe costs you money twice: once when the paving is jackhammered out and again when it’s repaved after the project is complete. If you have a large area to restore, the cost to replace the surface could be thousands of additional dollars after the repair is over. Trenchless pipe lining can be completed beneath paved areas to repair the pipe in place and eliminate that costly expense completely.
• Reaches Pipes Inside Concrete Slabs and Hollow Core Floor – Yet another important benefit to pipe lining is the ability to restore drains encased in concrete foundations and slabs. Many older construction homes and business structures have plumbing lines that were run inside of poured concrete, such as a basement floor or slab. Multi-story apartment communities and commercial structures built with poured concrete or hollow-core floor also often have pipes in areas that are completely inaccessible for removal and repair. DrainMaster can repair these buried pipes in place, saving tens of thousands of dollars in repair costs over other methods.